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Through the end of October, every Sunday night we will be having "Fireside Devotionals" at Pastor Jerry and Vickey's home from 5 to 7 p.m. We will be have games and activities for the children and adults, then will have a devotional about 6:00.
This past Sunday was a special Youth Service. The title of the message was "Got Talent, Got Purpose" preached by Youth Pastor Mary Lyner. The message was that everyone has a talent and we must use it. Therefore, each of the youth group presented something special that they had been working on. We had special songs, the drama team presented special dramas, the puppet team presented a skit, and we had a special drum and guitar duet. Everyone has a talent and we all have a purpose to be used by the Lord. A special thanks to the youth that allowed the Lord to minister through them!!

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This weekend is a great time to be a hunter or angler. In addition to fishing activity on the rise on all the local streams, rivers and lakes and ponds, all kinds of activities are taking place at the New Jersey and Delaware shores, and up north on the popular Salmon River in New York.
But the best news of all, of course is the start of statewide archery season for deer. While local WMU 5C hunters have been able to legally harvest antlerless doe for the last two weeks, the entire state opens up for both antlered and antlerless deer on Saturday.
In celebration, the Fish Report is once again switching to the Outdoor Report to include some of the chatter on hunting deer, turkey, migratory birds and small game now that those seasons are pressing into our daily schedules.
Also, people are spreading false rumors about Klotz's Bait Shop. The shop is open but has assumed fall hours as it always has at this time of the year.
Willie's Bait & Tackle, Cementon (610-261-2767): Willie says the brown trout are spawning in the Lehigh River and the catching is pretty good with one customer catching three, one at 17.5 inches. The brownies are actually trying to jump the falls. Smallmouth action is sporadic, but they are there. The creeks still have trout in honey holes. The Monocacy and Pohopoco and the Jordan above Wehr's Dam have activity. Reports from the Salmon River in New York are calling it the best run in 20 years.
Bob's Wildlife Taxidermy, 4642 Kernsville Road, Orefield (610-398-7609): Bob says that good weather and just the right amount of rain have kept the farm crops on track. Deer are hammering soybeans right now as the leaves turn yellow. Corn is coming along and will be the hot spot later in the season. He has been receiving lots of emails of huge bucks on trail cameras. The bucks are some of the best he has seen in years. If the weather stays right, we should have a banner year on trophy bucks. Oak trees are showing an average yield and early dropping white oaks are always a sure bet. Chestnuts look big and plump. As far as scents and lures go, Bob uses mostly straight buck urine to cover scent, especially on feet walking in, as most bucks are in bachelor groups at the start of archery season. He has had bucks follow buck urine like it was a doe in heat because bucks will follow and seek out other bucks this time of year. Abundant rubs are visible throughout the region, and haphazard scrapes are starting to show up. Air out that rain gear and get it as scent-free as possible. You also want to keep your travel through the woods to a minimum. He loves hunting in the rain and has seen some of the biggest bucks in it, but always limits travel and keeps his rain gear clean and ready to go. Going into the season, keep in mind wind direction. Keep your nose to the wind. Thermals generally rise in the morning and fall in the evening. If you have a really good stand, and the wind isn't right, stay out of it and leave it for another day. Hunt another spot even if it isn't as good. Hunt that good spot when conditions are right. Be safe, shoot straight and wait for that good shot. Archery hunting is all about being up close and personal.
Archery @ the Glenn, Allentown, (610-791-7665): Brian hooked up with a couple of pickerel early in the morning Thursday at Beltsville. The Little Lehigh trout are said to be hitting at first light. The Lehigh River smallmouth and catfish are hitting minnows and worms. The lakes were hot last week, but not this week. Pickerel are hitting large shiners. For archery, some customers are reporting sightings of nice bucks while doe hunting. Hunters are looking forward to Saturday's statewide archery deer season.
Heritage Fly Shop, Little Lehigh Parkway, Allentown (610-248-8836): Dave says the Little Lehigh is in great shape. Tricos are appearing later in the morning. There are PMDs and PEDs. Midge activity is heaviest after 5 p.m.
Mike's Bait & Sports Shop, Nazareth, (610-759-2905): Blaine says flathead catfish are showing up in the Delaware River. One customer caught a 30-pounder and 20-pounder and quite a few in the 14-pound range, as well as channel catfish up to 11 and 12 pounds. Bluegill fishing is fantastic on Lake Minsi. Temperatures are coming down in the creeks and customers are picking up trout. A lot of big bucks are showing up on trail cams, but it's been a little to warm for the doe hunters. Goose action has been pretty hot with most people limiting out.
Klotz's Bait Shop, Hellertown (610-838-7970): Caroline says that Jennifer Purcell of Bethlehem caught a 12.5-inch brown trout on a nightcrawler in the Saucon Creek and says the brownies are biting. Rumors that the shop is closing are false. Fall hours are in effect, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays and Sundays 7 a.m.-2 p.m., and the shop is closed on Wednesdays.
Capt. Dave Riback of the Queen Mary, Point Pleasant (732-996-2579) http://www.njqueenmary.com: Capt. Dave reports that the great fishing continues. Slammer size bluefish were caught on trips Sunday and Monday, some of the biggest blues of the year so far in the 13-18.5-pound range. Jigs with red tails were working best. The false albacore are still in the mix and were thick at times late last week. Laura from Philly caught a 15-pounder. Monday finished off with lots of 3-5 pounders as fast as you could pull them for over an hour.
The Tackle Box in Hazlet (732-264-7711) http://www.striperspecial.com: Phil says the stripers are hot right now and biting at night, taking eels at the Sandy Hook rip and the channels. Bass are in the 12-15-pound range. Bluefish are in the bay from Sandy Hook to the Shrewsbury walks. Bottom fishing is good as well. Fluking ends Friday.
Brielle Tackle (732-528-5720) http://www.brielletackle.com: Cathy says there are a lot of fluke in the inlet and surf, but keeper season closes on Friday. The boat for sea bass is doing fairly well. Bluefish are still being caught, as well false albacore. There are very few reports on tuna. Blackfish are in the canal and in the rocks at the inlet.
Scott's Bait & Tackle (609-296-1300) http://www.scottsbt.com: Scott says there must plenty of fishing because no one is around. Bluefish were by the Mile 10 marker earlier in the week, and there's a lot of small stuff, but angler traffic is light, and that's an understatement.
Old Inlet Bait & Tackle (302-227-7974) http://www.oldinlet.com: Jim says they're catching sheepshead with sand fleas. There are a lot of bluefish in the inlet surf. Stripers are still being caught in the surf, fluke action is good and is still on after Friday. Tautog season opens Saturday.


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WORCESTER (WHDH) -- Two young children were found home alone with their mother's dead body.
Jill Skemmer watched in horror as the young victim's body was pulled from the apartment Friday night.
"I saw all the cops everywhere and then I saw the hearse pull up and I saw the gurney right there and then I saw the body bag and that was it," said Skemmer.
Skemmer lives in the same building and began to notice something strange as the week went on.
"There was a lot of yelling with the kids. I could hear her 24/7. On Thursday, I was sitting here doing some work and I thought to myself, 'God, I haven't heard anything. I haven't heard her voice for a couple days,'" said Skemmer.
Police confirmed the woman, who hasn't been identified, died from a drug overdose.
Neighbors said inside the home were her two young children. Ryan Cicero is the one who found them Friday night.
"They said mommy's sleeping. We coached them to open the door. He couldn't reach so we told him to get the chair. He stood on the chair and still couldn't reach. Grabbed a few pillows and hopped up there and unlocked it. I'm speechless of the whole thing. It was awful," said Cicero.
"We just kept them up there until everything was cleared out. They had no clue what was going on, no idea. They got taken out by the police and they were happy as anything," said Alexis Ullstrom, who helped take care of the children.
Neighbors hadn't seen the mother in days and believe the children were left all alone for the better part of a week. An autopsy will better determine the time of death.
"I feel so bad for those children. How horrible for that to happen to them. It's really tragic, really sad," said a neighbor.
"It's sad, it's horrible that the children, because they thought mommy was sleeping," said Skemmer.
Neighbors said they went to her apartment with the landlord looking for rent and that's when they discovered what had happened. The children had been eating and are doing okay.


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Get Closer to the Truth with Cher on her Dressed to Kill Tour! Cher tickets for the Dress to Kill tour are your chance to see this woman's world up close and personal. Hear classics like "Moonstruck," "Dark Lady" and "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)" at a Cher concert near you!
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Nobody can outdo a legend, and a timeless one at that. With a career that spans four decades, Cher's only tell-tale sign is her generous repetoire of music throughout the years. Reinvention was invented by Cher- before Madonna and Gwen Stefani went through thier major transformations, Cher was donning feathers, beads, leather and lace. Cher's rise to stardom was quick, and she has since become one of the most recognizable faces in entertainment history.
Born in California as Cherilyn Sarkisian on May 20, 1946 Cher led a hard childhood- her aspiring actress mother married 8 times and struggled to survive on the occasional gig. Cher was soon placed in foster care after the divorce of her parents and she dropped out of school at 16 after suffering from challanges due to severe dyslexia. Cher met Sonny in 1962 at the famous Aldo's Coffee Shop in Los Angeles while he was working for record producer Phil Spector- the two married soon after. Cher began her career as a backup singer for many of Spector's girl groups, she eventually released singles under the stage names Bonnie Jo Mason, Cherilyn and Cleo during her duette "The Letter" with Sonny- all releases received little attention.
Thier first successful single together "I Got You Babe" would spark the interest of Cher's developing persona. Initially thought of as the lesser half of Sonny and Cher, Cher presented a sharp tongue and cutting edge wardrobe. With her dark, exotic looks - Cher quickly became an icon in fashion and pop culture. Recognizing Sonny and Cher's endearing, comcial and captivating potential, CBS signed the two to The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour for what was slotted to be a short summer run- the show went on to host guests like the Jackson 5 and George Burns and would go on to receive 15 Emmy Awards nominations and an extended 4 year run.
Fame would prove trying on the couple and Sonny and Cher split a few years later. Soon the media was directing all of their attention to Cher- new fans were wondering when Cher tickets would go on sale as her budding solo career was waited patiently in the wings. Cher soon married Gregg Allman of the Allman Brothers Band and released the hit cover "You Really Got a Hold on Me." Sonny and Cher reunited on screen, however, with declining ratings, the Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour got the axe in 1977, two years later Cher divorced Allman.
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In recognition that the holiday calendar for many religions is based on the lunar calendar rather than the Gregorian calendar, the Washington State Legislature recently amended the statutory definition of "Legal holidays and...more
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By Bob Keyes email@example.com
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WATERVILLE - It's easy to feel giddy about the expanded Colby College Museum of Art.
Among the hundreds of pieces in the Lunder collection, "Girl in a Hammock," 1873 oil on canvas by Winslow Homer.
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The Lunder collection includes "Typewriter Eraser" by Claes Oldenburg, 1977.
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The nearly completed Alfond-Lunder Family Pavilion will transform the Colby museum from what it is now -- an exemplary small-college museum with a deep collection that emphasizes American masters, modernism and contemporary art -- into something else altogether: The largest museum in Maine with a collection that rivals any museum of its size and scope in the country.
But museum director Sharon Corwin wasn't in a boastful mood when she offered a tour of the museum last week. Of course, she's proud of the new wing and pleased with the art that is being hung there.
But the Lunder Pavilion isn't about being the biggest or the best, she said. It's about making the best use of an extraordinary gift and turning that gift into something that benefits the entire state.
"This is a gift of art to the people of the state of Maine," she said.
The gift is courtesy of Peter and Paula Lunder, local folks with deep roots in central Maine and at Colby College. Peter Lunder graduated from Colby in 1956 and went to work for his uncle, Harold Alfond, at Dexter Shoe Co. soon after.
With time on their hands and not a lot of entertainment options in central Maine, the young couple filled their weekends with jaunts around the region in search of antiques and other curiosities.
Soon, they expanded their interest to European and American art, and began a collection based on the advice and counsel of curators, museum directors, artists, dealers and consultants across the country.
Over 50 years, the Lunders assembled a collection valued at more than $100 million, with paintings, prints and photographs by Georgia O'Keeffe, James McNeill Whistler, Winslow Homer, Edward Hopper, Rockwell Kent, George Inness and Ansel Adams.
Later, they began collecting contemporary art, adding pieces by Louise Nevelson, Jenny Holzer, Romare Beardon and dozens of others. They bought this art because they liked it and wanted to see it on the walls of their homes.
The collection is not a survey of art-making trends or specialties, although the Lunders did focus on works by Whistler and artists from New Mexico. Instead, it reflects the evolving and eclectic tastes of a passionate couple, Corwin said.
"This collection is what comes together over four decades of collecting for two people," she said.
A few years ago, the Lunders gave it all to Colby -- some 500 pieces and counting.
In making their gift, the Lunders cited their long-standing relationship with the school and their appreciation of the museum as a place of learning. They have been longtime benefactors of Colby, and among its most ardent cheerleaders.
Much of their collection was based on the advice of Colby's late museum director Hugh Gourley, as well as Corwin in more recent years. (She joined Colby in 2003 and became museum director in 2006.) There were others who offered insight and advice, but the Lunders always turned first to Colby for ideas and feedback.
"Through these relationships we have come to a deeper understanding of the importance of art within a liberal arts curriculum and a greater appreciation of our country," the Lunders said in a statement.
To make the gift resonate, Colby raised money to build the new pavilion, which will open in July. It will house about 250 of the 500-plus pieces in the Lunder collection.
Parts of the museum have been open throughout the construction process, but it closed entirely on Saturday to allow time and space for the final details. It will reopen with a reception on July 13 and to the public on July 14.
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A view of the Alfond-Lunder Familiy Pavilion.
Construction photograph courtesy of Gary Green
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Among the hundreds of pieces in the Lunder collection, "Birch and Pine Trees – Pink," 1925 oil on canvas by Georgia O'Keeffe.
Courtesy of Colby College Museum of Art
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Duane Hanson's "Old Man Playing Solitaire," 1973.
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Australian tchotchkes and brews give this quintessentially American restaurant a distinctive Down Under flavor. – In Short
Boomerangs, Aussie flags, kangaroo portraits and faux aboriginal art honor the homeland's wilderness, but Outback delivers a polished version of rusticity with varnished blond-wood booths with matching wainscoting and casually uniformed waitstaff. Besides more than a half-dozen cuts of steak, diners can pick from large-portioned entrees like ribs, chops and shrimp or chicken "on the barbie." The Bloomin' Onion, a large onion dipped in batter and deep-fried, is an appetizer with a following.
Pitiful – Why would ANYONE go here when you can go to Ruth Chris, Crescent City or Charlie's??
Bland, dull, boring is the best I can say. McDonald's or Lucky Dog is a better choice!
cjvidaco – Excellent bread and french onion soup, but the steaks are chew man chew tough. They would make a very durable shoe leather.
Not a chance – Are you kidding me? In a city with restaurants like New Orleans, to rank a second rate chain restaurant as one of the top 10 is embarassing and moronic. Mr. John's and The Steak Knife are two that come to mind that absolutely blow Outback out of the water and there are others. Outback is a step above Sizzler- barely. Please take this off the list immediately- it reflects horribly on New Orleans cuisine.
Leav 'em Outback – You're kidding me - you want steak go to Chicago, Omaha, Kansas City, anywhere but New Orleans. The only thing more irritating than their food is their commercials.
You gotta be kidding me! – this is on par with Denny's as far as I'm concerned. This is absolutely the worst of the rated restraunts on the New Orleans list to choose from. Should not have made the list!
OH NO! – Outback is the only place I've EVER gotten a TOUGH filet!
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ADA cites Indian Health Service sealant, fluoride 'advances'
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The House Appropriations subcommittee on interior, environment and related agencies asked the Association to comment on whether the panel's actions have helped make a measurable reduction in the disease disparity rates between American Indians and Alaska Natives and all other populations and to offer recommendations on future actions the subcommittee should consider taking "within this constrained funding environment."
The appropriations subcommittee takes the initial steps toward annual appropriations for the Indian Health Service with hearings and invited testimony, and the Association has been testifying before this panel since the 1990s. The IHS dental budget has grown over that period from $65 million to more than $159 million.
"We are very grateful to the committee for responding to the oral health needs of American Indians and Alaska Natives and we have seen advances that we believe will lead to improvement in the oral health of American Indians and Alaska Natives," Dr. Henry Fields testified. "But we also know there is still much more that needs to be done," he told the subcommittee hearing chaired by one of two dentist members of Congress, Rep. Mike Simpson (R-Idaho). Representing the Association, Dr. Fields chairs the ADA Council on Government Affairs.
According to the most recent data from the IHS Division of Oral Health, dentists are making advances in these areas, Dr. Fields said:
• in 2011, the IHS placed 276,893 dental sealants, 19,632 sealants more than the goal;
• IHS dentists reported treating 28 percent of the patients who needed care, which is 5 percent more than they serviced in the 1990s;
• the IHS reported that 161,461 American Indian/Alaska Native students had received at least one topical fluoride treatment, which was 25,857 applications over the goal.
"The ADA believes that a key factor for these accomplishments and taking further steps to reduce disparity for disease is having a sufficient workforce," Dr. Fields testified. "In 2009, the IHS reported needing 140 dentists. Today, the vacancies are down to 40. These numbers reflect the vacancies reported by the Division of Oral Health and tribes that choose to notify headquarters of their openings for dentists. Because tribes are not required to report their workforce needs, the vacancy figures might be understated. Nonetheless, this data shows a substantial improvement."
The Association offered recruitment and retention recommendations and urged the committee to "encourage" the Indian Health Service to release data gathered more than two years ago on its early childhood caries initiative to promote prevention and early intervention of tooth decay in young children.
"Thank you for allowing the ADA to testify and highlight the needs and successes of the IHS dental program," Dr. Fields said. "The ADA is committed to working with you, the IHS and the tribes to aggressively reduce the disparity of oral disease and care that currently exists in Indian country. We know oral disease is preventable – provided that appropriate oral health literacy programs, prevention programs and an adequate workforce are in place."
Dentist/Rep. Simpson said total Indian Health Service funding from 2000 to 2012 increased from $2.4 billion to nearly $4.4 billion "before sequestration," which several witnesses said will hit hard in Indian country. "No doubt some of that increase was an attempt to keep pace with the nationwide problem of rising medical care costs, but my hope is that the rest of the increase has made a positive difference in people's lives," the congressman said.


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Why is Apple headed down again? Here's one theoryDecember 5, 2012: 10:45 AM ET
The third selling wave since Sept. 21 could be the bursting of a special dividend bubble
FORTUNE -- For Apple (AAPL) investors wondering why the company has been, as Economic Timing's Jason Schwarz puts it, "in sell-off mode for over two months, even in the midst of its greatest quarter of sales in history," Schwarz offers an explanation.
He believes the current wave of selling is linked to the co-called special dividends that hundreds of companies from Costco (COST) to Walmart (WMT) have issued in recent weeks.
"Apple's refusal to issue a special dividend," Schwarz wrote Tuesday in post to subscribers (reposted on Seeking Alpha), "is causing a third wave of its sell-off that began on September 21st.
"The first wave was caused by institutional re-balancing due to Apple's 74.9% YTD returns, the second wave was caused by the hangover effect of President Obama's re-election and the third wave is being caused by special dividend posturing as funds sell Apple in order to gain exposure to the dividend bubble.
"This new variable is what caused Apple to deviate from its weekly pattern on Friday. As soon as funds became convinced that Tim Cook wasn't going to participate, they began transitioning out of Apple for the short run."
Schwarz is advising investors whose patience with the stock hasn't yet worn thin to keep buying the dips. "This dividend bubble will likely enhance Apple's next rally," he writes. "But we'll need to endure another dip before it takes off."
His post is titled Apple's Unintended Consequences Of The Special Dividend Bubble.
See also: Deutsche Bank: Apple special dividend 'welcome but unlikely'
UPDATE: Munster: Four more reasons Apple got clobbered on Wednesday


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Cellar/Tasting Notes "Gerard Perse's tiny vineyard was cropped at 26 hectoliters per hectare, and the final blend was 90% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Franc (14.5% alcohol). It boasts great intensity, a dense purple color, and beautiful aromas of sweet mulberries, black cherries, cedar, crushed rocks, and white chocolate as..
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Argentina - Uruguay (Chapter)
This is the Uruguay chapter from Lonely Planet's Argentina guidebook.
Uruguay remains a delightfully low-key, hospitable place where visitors can melt into the background. Go wildlife-watching along the Atlantic coast, hot-spring-hopping up the Río Uruguay, or horseback riding under the big sky of Uruguay's vast interior.
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Congratulations to LaKalea Wilson on for winning undergraduate research award!
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Anthropology students inducted into Phi Beta Kappa
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Kent State Anthropology Professor Sails Around the Solomon Islands for United Nations Documentary Project
Kent State University Professor of Anthropology Richard Feinberg, Ph.D., joined a team from the Sedna Foundation, a Canadian nongovernmental organization, to work on a documentary that was shot in the Solomon Islands this past summer as part of a three-year international research project titled "1,000 Days for the Planet."
- Posted Jan. 27, 2014
Faculty Media Impact Rankings Recognize Kent State for Sharing Research With the Public
A new survey that focuses on faculty involvement with the public through the news media recognizes Kent State University on its inaugural lists.
- Posted Nov. 25, 2013
Emeritus Professor Mark Seeman receives Distinguished Career Award
- Posted Oct. 29, 2013
Distinguished Researcher Owen Lovejoy Joins Kent State's Presidential Search Committee
Kent State University Professor of Anthropology C. Owen Lovejoy, Ph.D., has joined the university's Presidential Search Committee.
- Posted Sep. 9, 2013
KSU Cultural Anthropologists mentioned in NY Times Opinion Pages
Professor Rick Feinberg and former graduate student and part-time Instructor Cathy Pyrek mentioned in NY Times Opinion article 'Losing Our Way in the World' by John Edward Huth. Feinberg and Pyrek studied navigational 'tool kits' (i.e., winds, waves, stars) used by indigenous Polynesian navigators in the Solomon Islands.
- Posted Jul. 22, 2013
Tremie Gregory, Ph.D., recent KSU graduate, received the 2013 Bacardi Award for Best Oral Presentation
The 2013 winner is Dr Tremaine (Tremie) Gregory. Her Ph D Dissertation was on the ecology of bearded saki monkey, Chiropotes sagulatus, at Brownsberg Natural Park, Suriname (see Marilyn Norconk's Lab.) Today, she's a research scientist at the Smithsonian Institute, USA, and developed a research program to maintaining natural movement of animals that live in the tropical rain canopy in South America. As development and resource extraction encroach on remote areas of the Amazon, the forest is becoming increasingly fragmented, limiting where animals that cannot fly and only live in trees can go. To find a solution, researchers at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute convinced a development company to do an experiment. Researchers worked with company engineers to leave behind "natural canopy bridges,"standing trees with large branches that maintain connections between both sides of the forest. (Source : Smithsonian Science)
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Rick Feinberg Collaborates with UN on documentary film in Solomon Islands
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Mark Seeman works on May 4 Visitors Center
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Congrats to grad students Ghassan Rafeedie and Matt Buttacavoli- Anthropology Bowl
- Posted Apr. 30, 2013
Spring 2013 Research Incentive Awards
The College of Arts and Sciences is pleased to announce Research Incentive awards for Academic Year 2013-2014.
- Posted Apr. 25, 2013
Anthropology Grad Students present Research at 2013 KSU Graduate Research Symposium
Congrats Amy Dupper, award for outstanding poster presentation
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Summer 2013 Research Experience in Ecology
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Department of Anthropology: Achievements June 2011 – April 2012
Recent research activity in the social sciences conducted by Department of Anthropology faculty members between June 2011 and April 2012 includes two journal articles, two invited presentations and several special appearances.
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Since June 2011, faculty research activities in the social sciences have included many publications, grant awards, and invited presentations which have contributed to excellence at KSU. Examples include work by: Amoaba Gooden, David Kaplan, Katherine Rawson, John Dunlosky, Mark Seeman, Joshua Stacher, and Tiffany Taylor.
- Posted Mar. 26, 2012
Owen Lovejoy Helps Introduce a New Early Hominid Skeleton
Meet "Lucy's" Great-Grandfather. Kent State University Professor of Anthropology Dr. C. Owen Lovejoy helps introduce a new early hominid skeleton that confirms human-like walking to be surprisingly ancient.
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It should be inconceivable for the United States to default on its debt , Larry Summers told CNBC on Tuesday, stressing that the country's creditworthiness must not be held hostage by budgetary wrangling.
"It should be unthinkable to default on debt in the United States… after 200 years the thought that the full faith in credit of the U.S could be called into question is unthinkable," Laurence Summers, former treasury secretary, said.
Summers said the 2008 financial crisis offered a lesson in what happens when base safe assets are put at risk, and said the country should "never experiment" as it did back then.
"Everybody should be for meeting the debt obligations of the U.S. and then there needs to be a very vigorous an active discussion around what is a very real problem; the sustainability over the long term of the U.S.financial position which surely needs to be addressed in a balanced way with both measures on the expenditure side and measures on the revenue side,"Summers said.
(Read more: Market Rally Totally Misplaced; Scary February Ahead: Strategist)
At the end of February, the U.S. government will reach its debt limit and an agreement is needed between Republicans and Democrats for an increase to the debt ceiling. It is expected that both sides will face similar acrimonious discussions to those that preceded an eleventh hour deal to avert the "fiscal cliff" in the New Year.
(Read more: Key Points in Bill Passed by Congress to Avert US 'Fiscal Cliff')
He added that it was "inappropriate and not credible" to hold the country's creditworthiness hostage to discussions about the debt ceiling.
"I'm confident that the president regards an absolutely critical priority for him as bequeathing to his successor four years from now a nation that is in a sustainable financial position. And that's obviously going to require addressing both spending and addressing revenues…and that he is going to do that," he said.
By CNBC's Shai Ahmed; Follow her on Twitter @shaicncb